Speaking to The Chronicle Lovemore Madhuku said he is working on his legal arguments before filing the papers challenging Thokozani Khupe’s expulsion from parliament. Speaker of Parliament, Advocate Jacob Mudenda, on Thursday announced in the National Assembly that MDC-T had recalled Khupe from Parliament.
Madhuku said they had not decided whether to approach the High Court or Constitutional Court. Said Madhuku:
We haven’t filed the papers yet. I got the instruction late yesterday. We are now working on the arguments. But it’s certain there is going to be a legal challenge. We don’t just wake up and go to court, there is a lot that needs to be covered. It might be over the weekend. If we decide to file at the High Court it will be over the weekend but should we decide on going to Constitutional Court it will definitely be after the weekend. But there will be no filing of papers today (yesterday).
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MADHUKU IS CAPABLE CHAMISA MUST LEARN TO WORK WITH OTHERS LEADERSHIP SHOULD HAVE BEEN COMMUNICATED BY TSVANGIRAI IN THE PRESENTS OF KHUPE AS AN IN-HOUSE THING BUT STILL SHE HAD THE RIGHT TO REFUSE THEN IN THE ABSENCE OF HER ACCEPTANCE IT MEANS SHE HAD NOT WAIVED HER RIGHT AND THE DUE PROCESS ACCORDING TO THEIR LSID DOWN CONSTITUITION MUST BE FOLLOWED LEADERSHIP OF A NATIONAL PARTY IS NOT PASSED DOWN LIKE A BUTTON STICK TO CHERRY PICKED BLUE EYED BOYS EVEN TSVANGIRAI HAD NO RIGHT WHATSOEVER TO DO THAT all Chamisa had to do was to use negotiating skills to win KHUPE over to accept that he was the main driver of support the Buck Dodgers way will cost him dearly he should tread very carefully on this one it may put him in a,very bad situation. Whoever is,advising him is not doing a good job.